Juliet's been on edge, with James' birthday and the holidays coming, it feels like everything is conspiring to make her miserable. All the stupid holiday romantic comedies with couples reunited, and the plans of families getting together. It's all conspired to make her angry. But when she started crying over 'I'll be Home for Christmas' at the
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He knew Juliet was upset, but he didn't know how to help her. He was so deep in his own stuff he had no leverage to lift her out. He was worried that this failing of his, never knowing what the hell to say, having to withdraw emotionally because men don't cry, and they can't just go around punching things, was going to push Juliet away as it had Holly.
He didn't realize how much he expected that to happen until he saw Juliet sitting on the couch, granted it was her room, but she was wearing on of his shirts which was not an 'I'm leaving' gesture, and the sight left him weak-kneed with relief ( ... )
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She knows that he's trying to help her, and she's pretty sure it's not fair, the way she expects him to carry her all of the time. Moving close to him, she curls up into his side, knowing inherently that she's needed.
"Hi," she says quietly, resting her head on his chest.
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"You can let me take care of you, you know."
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